International Day of the Tropics in 2021

We've got some interesting developments in the tropics! Watching the Atlantic today and INVEST tropical wave 97L. This wave has a 70% chance of becoming a tropical depression or storm in the next 5 days. Could happen sooner rather than later. I'm LIVE tracking on Good Day Orlando https://t.co/dLGagEaOUb

— Jayme King FOX 35 (@JaymeKingFox35) June 30, 2021

June 29: International Day of the Tropics! Learn connections between the human and natural world. Take the local scale to a global scale! Learn about tropical wildlife from @InsideNatGeo Explorer Dr. Kevin McLean & explore more with #GETonboard https://t.co/KF9UwtmnXQ https://t.co/81gTnHU6Mv

— Beverly Owens, NBCT (@owensscience) June 29, 2021

Extending across the Asia, Pacific, Africa, and the Americas, the tropics are among the world's most biodiverse zones. On the International Day of the Tropics, celebrate the tropics' dynamism, diversity, and potential🌴 #TropicsDay #WeAreTheTropics https://t.co/jG7Qmi9hrh

— Kelsey (@trashtocashbook) June 29, 2021

The Day of Danny. Monday's Tropical Storm now just a remnant low pressure over Georgia and some rain over Alabama. #tnwx #tropics https://t.co/HgwBHkb5Jx

— WATE Justin Kiefer (@justinkieferwx) June 29, 2021

Monday is going to be a stormy and breezy day around the Coastal Empire and Lowcountry. A tropical wave is heading in our direction and has a chance of becoming a tropical depression or tropical storm before moving onshore. Here is the latest: https://t.co/l3eCNrhSgH #gawx #scwx https://t.co/uei1YXkc2O

— Scott Roberts (@WSAVScottR) June 28, 2021

Today is International Day of the Tropics! One of the most iconic tropical ecosystems is the mangrove forest, supporting hundreds of millions of people every year #mangrovesareawesome https://t.co/8DpavVSlMD

— Dan Friess (@danfriess) June 28, 2021

29 June - International Day of the Tropics #TropicsDay #WeAreTheTropics #TropicsDay2121 https://t.co/QtTk1ujzup

— LPC London (@lpc_london) June 29, 2021